RULE 203 FAMILY Adult Foster Care With a 245D-HCBS Program License Licensing Checklist
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1 RULE 203 FAMILY Adult Foster Care With a 245D-HCBS Program License Licensing Checklist License Holder s Name: AFC License #: Program Address: Date of review: (indicate type) Initial Renewal Other C = Compliance NC = Non-Compliance V = Variance NA = Not Applicable I. Supervision , Subp. 37, A 1. Oversight is provided by a caregiver as specified in the individual resident placement agreement and daily awareness of a resident s needs and activities is maintained. 2. The caregiver is present in the residence during normal sleeping hours. 1. A social worker from the local agency or service agency of the county of financial responsibility shall ensure that a person seeking adult foster home placement has an assessment to determine the person s need for adult foster care , Subp. 37, B If program is utilizing alternate overnight supervision technology, (245A.11, subd. 7a) use additional checklist II. Assessment 2. An adult who has or may have a diagnosis of developmental disability or a related condition shall be assessed under parts An assessment coordinated by a social worker and review of any information gathered from professional must be made of the adult s: a. ability to manage activities of daily living; b. physical health, including impairments of mobility, sight, hearing, and speech; c. intellectual functioning and mental health, including impairments of judgment, behavior, capacity to recognize reality, or ability to cope with ordinary demands of life; d. need for supervision; e. need for protection; f. need for assistance in safeguarding cash resources; g. need for medication assistance; h. employability and vocational skills; i. need for family and community involvement; and j. need for community, social and health services., A & B, C & D Page 1
2 II. Assessment (continued) 4. Before a county or individual places a child 245A.156 or adult with a known communicable disease with a licensed foster care provider, the agency or individual must: Disclose to the foster care license holder the individual s communicable disease; and Determine that the foster care provider has the ability to provide care to the individual. 5. Before placement, or after placement if the local agency has reasonable cause to believe a mobility access, seizure, or disability problem has developed, the social worker shall determine, in consultation with the prospective resident and the resident s representative and any other person knowledgeable about the resident s needs, whether accessibility aides or modifications to the residence are needed. The need for accessibility aides or modifications to the residence shall be determined for persons with regular seizures or physical disability using an accessibility checklist approved by the commissioner in consultation with persons knowledgeable about accessibility modifications to residential occupancies. 6. A person confined to a wheelchair must be housed on a level with an exit directly to grade. 7. A person shall be appropriate for adult foster home placement if the person: a. is an adult; b. is functionally impaired; c. has requested, or the adult s legal representative has requested, foster care placement; d. has demonstrated a need for foster care based on assessment; e. does not require continuous medical care or treatment in a facility licensed for acute care under chapter 4640; and f. has been approved for placement if the adult has developmental disability or related conditions. 8. A person who is appropriate for adult foster home placement, and the person s legal representative must be allowed a choice between homes determined by the social worker to be appropriate for the person s foster care needs. 9. The social worker shall match the licensing study information and the capacity of the adult foster home program with the assessed needs of the person seeking foster home placement. Subp. 3 Subp. 4 Subp. 5 Page 2
3 II. Assessment (continued) Subp The social worker shall arrange for the functionally impaired adult to visit the adult foster home before placement, except in case of emergency placement or placement of less than 30 consecutive days. 11. A foster care provider shall not care for an individual who relies on medical equipment to sustain life or monitor a medical condition unless the provider has received the training to operate such equipment as observed and confirmed by a qualified source, and: Is currently caring for an individual who is using the same equipment in the foster home; or Has written documentation that the foster care provider has cared for an individual who relied on such equipment within the past six months; or Has successfully completed training with the individual being placed with the provider. For the purposes of this section, a qualified source includes a health care professional or an individual who provides training on such equipment. 245A.155 Subd. 3 & 4 III. Operator Qualifications 1. Application for a license must be made on , A the application form issued by the department and must be made in the county where the adult foster home is located. 2. The applicant, who is an individual shall provide social history information to the commissioner about each household member. Social history means information on: a. education; b. employment; c. financial condition; d. military service; e. marital history; f. strengths & weaknesses of household relationships; g. mental illness h chemical dependency; i. hospitalizations; j. involuntary termination of parental rights; k. use of developmental disability services; l. felony, gross misdemeanor or misdemeanor convictions; m. arrests or admissions; and n. substantiated reports of maltreatment. Subp. 3, B *Initial App Only or when adding an additional Applicant Page 3
4 III. Operator Qualifications (continued) Subp. 3, D 3. The applicant shall provide the commissioner with the names of three persons not related to the applicant who can supply information about the applicant s ability to operate an adult foster home. 4. Operators, caretakers, and household members meet the following qualifications: A. Operators and caregivers are adults. ( Adult means at least 18 years of age.) B. Operators, caregivers, and household members over the age of 13, owner, partner, board member, employee and volunteer who has direct contact with clients in the foster home must provide the commissioner with a background form to disclose arrest, conviction, and criminal history information. C. Operators, caregivers, and household members must not have any disqualification under MN statutes 245C.15, that is not setaside under 245C.22, or for which a variance hasn t been granted under 245C.30 D. Operators and caregivers must not have a diagnosis of developmental disability or related condition and do not receive services under to E. Caregivers and household members must not abuse prescription drugs or use controlled substances, or alcohol, to the extent that the use or abuse has or may have a negative effect on the health, rights, or safety of residents. Subp. 4, A Subp. 3, A and Subp. 4, C Subp. 4, D & 245C.03 Subp. 4, E Subp. 4, G *Initial App Only or when adding an additional Applicant *If a variance was issued remember to renewal IV. Capacity , 245A.11, Subd. 2a (a-e) 1. No more than four residents are in placement. (Exceptions = license for 5 elderly without DD/MI diagnosis, a variance to provide crisis bed services in a 5 th bed, licensed as 5 bed home ) 2. AFC license with a capacity of five adults if the fifth bed does not increase the overall statewide capacity in corporate homes, and The facility meets the physical environment requirements. Arrangement is specified in the resident s plan of care, ISP, or resident placement agreement. LH obtains written and signed informed consent from each resident or resident's legal representative. The facility was licensed for adult foster care before March 1, A.11, Subd. 2a (f) Page 4
5 IV. Capacity (continued) , 3. Total number of roomers and residents does not exceed four. Roomer is defined as a household member who is not related to the operator and is not a resident or caregiver. (Exceptions = license for 5 elderly without DD/MI diagnosis or a variance to provide crisis bed services in a 5 th bed.) 4. If dually licensed, a variance has been granted. 1. The operator shall give the commissioner access to the residence to determine compliance with R 203. Access shall include the residence to be occupied as an adult foster home; any adjoining land or buildings owned or operated by the applicant/operator in conjunction with the provision of adult foster care and designated for use by a resident; noninterference in interviewing caregivers, roomers, or household members, and the right to view and photocopy the records and documents specified in R , Subp. 32 & A.16, Subd. 1 (1) V. Cooperation & Reporting 2. The operator shall ensure that an individual resident placement agreement as defined in part subp. 19, is developed, signed, and on file for the resident who is not receiving community social services and who does not have an ISP. 3. The operator shall cooperate with the service agency in carrying out the provisions of the ISP for each resident who has one and in developing the individual resident placement agreement. 4. The operator shall ensure that the local agency is told within 5 calendar days of any change in the regular membership of the household or caregiver s employment status. 5. Within 24 hours of the occurrence, the operator reports a fire that causes damage or requires services of the fire department or repairs/changes requiring a building permit. 6. Immediately after the occurrence, the operator reports a serious injury or death of a resident. A serious injury means an injury that requires treatment by a physician. 7. Within 24 hours, the operator notifies the agency of a change in health status of a caregiver that could affect the ability of the caregiver to care for a resident. 245A.04, Subd Subp. 3, A Subp. 3, B Subp. 3, C Subp. 3, D Page 5
6 V. Cooperation & Reporting (continued) Subp. 3, E 8. Immediately upon diagnosis, the operator notifies the agency of any reportable communicable disease of any resident, caregiver, or household member. 9. The operator informs that agency at least 30 days before the involuntary discharge of a resident who does not have an ISP. 10. Within 7 days, the operator reported the transfer or voluntary discharge of a resident who has no ISP. 11. Within 5 days, the operator informs the service agency when a resident shows the need for additional community health or social services. 12. At least 30 days before the involuntary discharge of a resident, the operator shall notify the agency. When a resident wants to voluntarily leave the AFC home, the operator notifies the agency within 3 days. 1. The residence must be inspected by a fire marshal within 12 months before initial licensure. A home safety checklist, approved by the commissioner, must be completed by the operator and the commissioner before licensure each year a fire marshal inspection is not made. Subp. 3, F Subp. 3, G Subp. 4, A Subp. 4, B VI. Physical Environment 2. Any condition cited by a fire marshal, building official or health authority as hazardous or creating an immediate danger of fire or threat to health and safety must be corrected before a license is issued or renewed by the department. 3. The residence must meet the definition of a dwelling unit in a residential occupancy and be free of plumbing, electrical, ventilation, mechanical, structural hazards that would threaten health or safety of a resident. 4. Each resident must have use of and free access to the living room. 5. Each residence shall have a dining area furnished for group eating that is simultaneously accessible to residents and household members. 6. Residents must mutually consent, in writing, to share a bedroom with another resident. No more than two residents may share one bedroom. 7. Bedrooms meet the required ceiling height of 7.5 feet and required minimum floor space of 80 single square feet for a single resident s bedroom or 120 square feet for a double. Subp. 3 Subp. 4 Subp. 4, A (1) Page 6
7 VI. Physical Environment (continued) Subp. 4 A (2) 8. Bedrooms must be separated from halls, corridors, and other habitable rooms by floor to ceiling walls containing no openings except doorways and must not serve as a corridor to another room used in daily living. 9. A resident s personal possessions and items for the residents own use are the only items permitted to be stored in a resident s bedroom. 10. When possible, a resident shall be allowed to have items of furniture that he or she personally owns in the bedroom, unless doing so would interfere with safety precautions, violate a building or fire code, or another resident s use of the bedroom. 11. Each resident shall be provided with the following furnishings: 1. A separate, adult size single bed or larger with a clean mattress in good repair. 2. Clean bedding appropriate for the season for each resident. 3. An individual dresser and closet for storage of personal possessions and clothing. 4. A mirror for grooming. 1. Water from privately owned wells must be tested annually by a Minnesota Health Department certified laboratory for coliform bacteria and nitrate nitrogens to verify safety. Retesting and corrective measures may be required by the health authority if results exceed state water standards in chapter Subp. 4 A (3) Subp. 4 A (4) Subp. 4 B VII. Water and Food , 2. Food served must meet any special dietary needs of a resident as prescribed by the resident s physician or dietician. Three nutritionally balanced meals a day must be served or made available to residents, and nutritious snacks must be available between meals. 3. Food must be obtained, handled, and properly stored to prevent contamination, spoilage, or a threat to the health of a resident , , Subp. 3 VIII. Medications Schedule II controlled substances in the residence that are named in Minnesota Statutes, section , subdivision 3, must be stored in a locked storage area permitting access only by residents and caregivers authorized to administer the medication as named in subpart , Subp. 9 Page 7
8 IX. Adult Foster Home Program 1. The operator shall develop and implement a commissioner approved written plan that allows residents to share in the privileges and responsibilities of the adult foster home and includes the information in items A to C: A. The type of functionally impaired adults to be served. B. The foster care that will be available to residents within the adult foster home including the provision of: 1. lodging; 2. food; 3. protection; 4. personal care; 5. household and living skills assistance or training; 6. opportunities to participate in community, recreation and religious activities, and events of the resident s choosing; 7. opportunities for the resident to have contact with family and friends; 8. assistance safeguarding cash resources, such as banking, reporting the resident s earnings to appropriate agencies, keeping records of financial information (checks issued and received), and accounting for the resident s funds controlled by the operator; 9. supervision; 10. transportation; 11. assistance with the provision of other community, social, or health services as named in the resident s individual service plan, if any; 12. medication assistance. C. A program abuse prevention plan with specific measures to be taken to minimize the risk of abuse to residents under part This is to be initial application. Please review at renewal to determine if it is still accurate and complete A B C X. Record on the Residence A record for the residence licensed as an adult foster home shall be maintained by the commissioner and contain: 1) a list of residents currently in the residence 2) a list of residents who have been in the residence in the past five years H & I XI. Posting VA Maltreatment Policy The LH has posted a copy of the internal and external reporting policies and procedures, including the telephone number of the common entry point, in a prominent location in the program and it is available on-site and available upon request to mandated reporters, persons receiving services, and the person s legal representatives. 245A.65, Subd. 1 (d) Page 8
9 XII. Protection , 1. The operator shall ensure residents are protected from abuse & neglect by complying with the VAA. 2. Caregivers shall immediately report any suspected maltreatment of a resident as required. 3. The operator must comply with nondiscrimination provisions applicable to public accommodations. 4. A program abuse prevention plan with specific measures to be taken to minimize the risk of abuse to residents. The scope of the PAPP is limited to the population, physical plant, and environment within the control of the LH and the location where licensed services are provided. The PAPP shall meet the following requirements in items A E: (A) The assessment of the population shall include an evaluation of the following factors: age, gender, mental functioning, physical and emotional health or behavior of the client; the need for specialized programs of care for clients; the need for training of staff to meet identified individual needs; and the knowledge a LH may have regarding previous abuse that is relevant to minimizing risk of abuse for clients. (B) The assessment of the physical plant where the licensed services are provided shall include an evaluation of the following factors: the condition and design of the building, including difficult areas to supervise as it relates to the safety of the clients. (C) The assessment of the environment for each facility and for each site when living arrangements are provided by the agency shall include an evaluation of the following factors: the location of the program in a particular neighborhood or community; the type of grounds and terrain surrounding the building; the type of internal programming; and the program's staffing patterns. (D) The LH shall provide an orientation to the PAPP for clients receiving services. If applicable, the client's legal representative must be notified of the orientation. The LH shall provide this orientation for each new person within 24 hours of admission, or for persons who would benefit more from a later orientation, the orientation may take place within 72 hours. (E) The LH's governing body shall review the plan at least annually using the assessment factors in the plan and any substantiated maltreatment findings that occurred since the last review. The governing body shall revise the plan, if necessary, to reflect the results. 5. A copy of the program abuse prevention plan shall be posted in a prominent location in the program and be available upon request to mandated reporters, persons receiving services, and legal representatives , C & , Subd. 14 & 245A.65, Subd. 2 Page 9
10 XIII. Background Studies 245C.03, Subd The LH has submitted authorization to complete a background study on all persons who require a study. 2. The LH must initiate a new background study through NETStudy when: 1) an individual returns to a position requiring a BGS following an absence of 120 or more consecutive days; or 2) a program that discontinued providing licensed direct contact services for 120 or more consecutive days begins to provide direct contact licensed services again. 245C.04, Subd. 1 (i) The LH shall maintain a copy of the BGS submission (notification) provided to the commissioner under this paragraph in the program s files. If the individual s DQ was previously set aside for the LH s program and the new BGS results in no new information that indicates the individual may pose a risk of harm to persons receiving services from the LH, the previous set-aside shall remain in effect. 3. The LH documents the date the program initiates a background study and the date the subject of the study first has direct contact with persons served by the program in the program s personnel files. When BGS is completed, the licensed program shall maintain a notice that the study was undertaken and completed in the program s personnel files. If a LH has not received a response from the commissioner within 45 days of initiation of a BGS request the LH must contact the commissioner to inquire about the status of the study. 245C.20 If a LH initiates a BGS under the commissioner s online system (NETStudy), but the BGS subject s name does not appear in the list of active or recent studies initiated by the LH, the LH must either contact the BGS Division or resubmit the BGS information online for that individual. 4. The applicant/lh shall help with the study by giving the commissioner criminal conviction data and reports about the maltreatment of adults substantiated under section and the maltreatment of minors substantiated under section If a BGS is initiated by the applicant/lh and the applicant/lh receives information about the possible criminal or maltreatment history of an individual who is the subject of the BGS, the applicant/lh must immediately provide the information to the commissioner. 245C.05, Subd. 6 (a) 245C.05, Subd. 6 (b) Please note that a background study completed by the commissioner for an AFC program is NOT transferrable under any circumstances to a CFC or FCC programs. The ability to accept a background study for an AFC program that was done under a difference license must meet the requirements found in Minnesota Statutes 245C.04, subd. 1(c) Page 10
11 Notes: (concerns, recommendations, follow-up needed) Licensor s Name: Date: Page 11
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